'It Seems That Way' - Sky Sports Journalist Makes Significant Liverpool And Klopp Transfer Claim

There ‘might not be anymore’ Liverpool signings this summer and Jurgen Klopp is 'pretty satisfied' with the business the club have done, Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Seth has revealed.

The Reds brought in Uruguayan forward Darwin Nunez from Benfica, in a deal that could rise to £85m.

The star scored 32 goals in just 57 games for the Portuguese side, including two against his new club in the Champions League quarter finals!

Nunez had a rough start to pre-season, but looked sharp very sharp in Liverpool's recent game against RB Leipzig, and scored four goals.

Liverpool also secured the signings of midfielder Fabio Carvalho and defender Calvin Ramsay, two young prospects who will fight for first team minutes this season.

Most importantly of all, the reds also managed to tie down Mohamed Salah to a new deal, amid constant speculation regarding his future.

Defender Joe Gomez also signed a new contract, keeping him at Anfield until 2027.

Speaking to GiveMeSport, Seth had this to say when asked if Liverpool’s transfer business is finished this summer:

“It seems that way, but even with the outgoings, there might not be any more.”

“I think Jurgen Klopp is pretty satisfied with the business that they’ve done, and the speed at which they’ve done that business."

They’ve effectively got everything sorted ahead of their pre-season, and they’ll just be gelling, I guess.”

Liverpool will be hoping that new signing Nunez can replicate the success of Sadio Mane, who recently departed for Bayern Munich.

Alongside with Mane, Liverpool have seen Divock Origi, Takumi Minamino, Neco Williams and Ben Davies all leave the club.

Recent reports have suggested that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Nathaniel Phillips could both leave Merseyside this summer too, with the latter attracting serious interest from the Championship and clubs in Germany.

Jude Bellingham is said to be Liverpool’s top transfer target next summer, after Dortmund declared he isn't for sale this window.

With the Reds current midfield ageing, there is no doubt Klopp's side will make a move for the England international.